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MarketsRipple’s CTO Just Made a Quietly Radical Bet Against Crypto Volatility

Ripple’s CTO Just Made a Quietly Radical Bet Against Crypto Volatility

Crypto executives are usually expected to project unwavering conviction. They hold their tokens through brutal drawdowns, post bullish predictions during market chaos, and publicly embrace the “diamond hands” identity that dominates crypto culture. Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz just did the opp

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ProtocolsTelegram Moves to Fully Control TON as It Chases Web3 Vertical Integration

Telegram Moves to Fully Control TON as It Chases Web3 Vertical Integration

Telegram is no longer acting as TON’s biggest distribution channel. It is becoming the network itself. In a major strategic shift, Pavel Durov confirmed that Telegram is taking over as the primary operational force behind Toncoin, replacing the more independent role previously held by the TON Founda

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RegulationCardano Builds Its Compliance Layer as Institutions Move Closer to On-Chain Finance

Cardano Builds Its Compliance Layer as Institutions Move Closer to On-Chain Finance

For years, Cardano has positioned itself as one of crypto’s most research-driven blockchain ecosystems. What it has often lacked, however, is the compliance infrastructure required to attract larger financial institutions, regulated platforms, and enterprise-grade payment providers. That gap may be

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RegulationArbitrum’s $71 Million Crypto Rescue Plan Just Hit a Major Legal Wall, and North Korea Is Now Part of the Story

Arbitrum’s $71 Million Crypto Rescue Plan Just Hit a Major Legal Wall, and North Korea Is Now Part of the Story

What started as a straightforward recovery effort after one of crypto’s biggest recent hacks has now turned into a legal nightmare involving Arbitrum, Kelp DAO, North Korea-related litigation, and a growing debate over whether DAOs can safely intervene during crises. At the center of the controversy

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LearnSui Isn’t Chasing Crypto Natives: It’s Going After the Other 99.9% of the Internet

Sui Isn’t Chasing Crypto Natives: It’s Going After the Other 99.9% of the Internet

For years, crypto has largely built products for people already inside the ecosystem. Wallet extensions, seed phrases, gas fees, bridge risks, and endless onboarding friction created an industry that often felt designed by engineers for other engineers. Sui believes that model is fundamentally broke

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MarketsWarren Buffett Sounds the Alarm on Crypto Speculation as Bitcoin, Memecoins and Prediction Markets Heat Up

Warren Buffett Sounds the Alarm on Crypto Speculation as Bitcoin, Memecoins and Prediction Markets Heat Up

Warren Buffett has spent decades warning investors about irrational behavior in financial markets. Now, the legendary Berkshire Hathaway chairman believes speculation is reaching dangerous new extremes, and crypto sits directly in the middle of it. Buffett recently warned that modern markets are incr

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ProtocolsCharlie Lee’s Brutally Honest Crypto Take: “Just Buy Bitcoin and Hold It”

Charlie Lee’s Brutally Honest Crypto Take: “Just Buy Bitcoin and Hold It”

In an industry built on relentless promotion, Charlie Lee just delivered one of the most unexpected statements in crypto. The creator of Litecoin, one of the oldest cryptocurrencies in the market, said he regrets creating Litecoin and believes most investors are better off simply buying Bitcoin and

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DeFiMeta’s Stablecoin Pivot: 3.58 Billion Users Meet Crypto Payouts

Meta’s Stablecoin Pivot: 3.58 Billion Users Meet Crypto Payouts

When a platform with the scale of Meta Platforms makes a move in crypto, it is never just a feature update: it is a signal. With 3.58 billion daily users across its ecosystem, Meta is now testing stablecoin payouts for creators, quietly reviving a vision it once pursued aggressively and then abandone

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RegulationCanada Moves to Ban Bitcoin ATMs: A Turning Point for Crypto Access

Canada Moves to Ban Bitcoin ATMs: A Turning Point for Crypto Access

The ability to buy Bitcoin with cash at a corner store has long symbolized the accessibility of cryptocurrency. In Canada, that experience may soon vanish. The federal government is reportedly preparing a sweeping ban on crypto ATMs, a move that could redefine how everyday users enter the digital as

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ProtocolsPumpFun’s $370M Burn: Value Creation or a High-Stakes Signal to the Market?

PumpFun’s $370M Burn: Value Creation or a High-Stakes Signal to the Market?

In crypto, few moves grab attention faster than a massive token burn. It’s the digital equivalent of lighting money on fire, except the goal isn’t destruction, it’s scarcity. This week, PumpFun made one of the boldest statements in recent memory, burning approximately $370 million worth of PUMP token

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DeFiDeFi United’s $300M Lifeline: Can Aave-Led Coordination Restore Trust After the KelpDAO Exploit?

DeFi United’s $300M Lifeline: Can Aave-Led Coordination Restore Trust After the KelpDAO Exploit?

When DeFi breaks, it doesn’t fail quietly, it cascades. Smart contracts unravel, collateral evaporates, and confidence disappears faster than liquidity in a bank run. That’s exactly the scenario the ecosystem faced after the KelpDAO exploit, a targeted attack that left holders of rsETH exposed and th

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ProtocolsEmpty Rooms or Packed Halls? The Reality of Crypto Conference Attendance in 2026

Empty Rooms or Packed Halls? The Reality of Crypto Conference Attendance in 2026

The claim is dramatic: a Bitcoin conference with only a few dozen attendees, missing speakers, and an early shutdown. In an industry that thrives on hype cycles and spectacle, that kind of headline spreads fast. But does it reflect reality, or is it an outlier being mistaken for a trend? To understan

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